Overview
- University officials said at least two presumed authors of the false threats were traced through digital messages and have been summoned to give testimony.
- FGJCDMX detailed that 19 case files are active, with PDI and the city’s Cyber Police analyzing message origins and account traceability tied to the alerts.
- Classes resumed at most sites earlier in the week (39 of 45), yet fresh warnings led to new preventive actions, including an evacuation at Preparatoria 8 and reviews at FES Zaragoza and FES Acatlán.
- Federal and city authorities said all reviewed bomb reports have tested negative, and UNAM urged the community to rely on official channels and avoid sharing unverified messages.
- Officials noted potential penalties under the Mexico City penal code, with threats punishable by roughly one to three years in prison while prosecutors assess additional charges.